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From: Brumi-2021 <86470699+Brumi-2021@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sun, 11 May 2025 23:53:18 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Updated NOAA (markdown)

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 The most simple antenna you can use is a [V-dipole antenna](https://lna4all.blogspot.com/2017/02/diy-137-mhz-wx-sat-v-dipole-antenna.html), consists of two wires or rods of 52cm, spread apart by 120 degrees. Instead of using a protactor you can use trigonometry, the distance between the tips of each rod should be around 90cm.
 
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 You can tune , inputting directly any of the 3 x above current  NOAA Satellite frequencies (NOAA 15: 137.62MHz. NOAA 18: 137.9125MHz. NOAA 19: 137.1MHz) ,and check at what exact time , the satellite will be visible in his orbital pass. (there are many programms and web links to check the exact local time pass to your ground station place ) . 
 Here you have,  some predict and tracking web links examples  :